A name behind the number
Blind Father's Account of Detention and Loss
“I dreamed of seeing my children grow up and support me in my disability and disease. Instead, the IOF stole them from me—killing two of my sons and wounding a third.”
“I was taken, with my hands and feet bound and my eyes blindfolded, to the Anatot military camp, where I was held for 14 days in its barracks. I slept on a very thin mattress with a single blanket and spent the entire day sitting on gravel. I was given only one meal each morning and had to rely on other detainees to help me with even the simplest daily tasks because of my visual impairment.”
“My wife arrived at the Reception and Emergency Department, where we were told that Mohammed had succumbed to his injuries.”
“Those feelings have stayed with me and have never left me. I dreamed of seeing my children grow up and support me in my disability and disease. Instead, the IOF stole them from me—killing two of my sons and wounding a third.”
Source: PCHR · https://pchrgaza.org/lafi-al-najjar-a-blind-man-arrested-by-israeli-forces-and-bereaved-of-two-children-in-the-genocide/
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